Publications by authors named "Joanne Probert"

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Association of QT-Prolonging Medications With Risk of Autopsy-Defined Causes of Sudden Death.
Timothy F Simpson, James W Salazar, Eric Vittinghoff, Joanne Probert, Alan Iwahashi

JAMA Intern Med· May 2020

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A Systematic Review and Qualitative Analysis of Concussion Knowledge amongst Sports Coaches and Match Officials.
Ping Chong Yeo, Edgar Q Y Yeo, Joanne Probert, Shauna H S Sim, Dinesh Sirisena

J Sports Sci Med· March 2020

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Refining the World Health Organization Definition: Predicting Autopsy-Defined Sudden Arrhythmic Deaths Among Presumed Sudden Cardiac Deaths in the POST SCD Study.
Zian H Tseng, James W Salazar, Jeffrey E Olgin, Philip C Ursell, Anthony S Kim, Joanne Probert

Circ Arrhythm Electrophysiol· July 2019

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Pilot single-centre cross-sectional study to determine emergency physicians' knowledge and management of sports concussion: an experience from Singapore.
Dinesh Sirisena, Joy Walter, Joo Haw Ong, Joanne Probert

Singapore Med J· June 2018

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National Football League concussion lawsuit: what it means for other sports and observations from Singapore Rugby.
Dinesh Sirisena, Joy Walter, Joanne Probert

Br J Sports Med· May 2017

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Randomised comparison of intravenous paracetamol and intravenous morphine for acute traumatic limb pain in the emergency department.
Michelle Craig, Richard Jeavons, Joanne Probert, Jonathan Benger

Emerg Med J· January 2012

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Towards evidence based emergency medicine: best BETs from the Manchester Royal Infirmary. Bet 5: is dantrolene the best way to treat hyperthermia in patients with cocaine abuse?
Joanne Probert, Jacqui Macnair

Emerg Med J· July 2008

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